Do you need to be bothered when a baby has a rash? Oh yes. Absolutely yes. Rashes don’t just come by. They’re no doubt uncomfortable for both baby and parents, especially the mother. Typically, they’re treatable, even with home remedies. In some cases, they may be a sign of a serious infection. As we all…
DetailsWhen we were young, we looked at bald men as men we would never want to be. Today, we have found ourselves filling these shoes in no time. My first reaction when I discovered my hairline was moving inwards was to blame the barber. In no time, I learnt to accept fate although I remained…
DetailsIt’s masturbation and we all have these questions bogging us. Let’s start to answer as many as we can. These questions are answered with both genders in mind. Should I feel guilty about masturbation? This is another way to put the ‘is masturbation good or bad’ question. Somehow, it’s probably a problem if you masturbate…
DetailsThe joy of every parents is to enjoy the fruit of their labour. Alex was a calm, easy going and a very brilliant lad. He secured admission into the Premier University, Ibadan to study Medicine and Surgery, the most sought-after biological science course. As a brilliant boy whom has been topping the class from his…
DetailsIf you’re seeing this, then you probably have seen the article describing a good deal of what you need to know about lightning. This particular piece is a form of sequel to that literally enlightening discussion, remember we discussed lightning. It’s okay to think it ridiculous that asthma and lightning are even remotely connected in…
DetailsIt’s okay if you’re expecting this article to be something more than ‘Obviously, thunderstorms affect our health because they could literally strike us’. Well I have more on this. Then, I have more than that. To start with, thunder strikes no one. I’m also not trying to downplay the powers of any local ‘gods of…
DetailsAbortion in Nigeria is illegal and carries a heavy jail sentence–up to 14 years imprisonment unless it is performed to save the life of the pregnant woman. In 2012, about one-fourth of Nigeria’s 9.2 million pregnancies were unintended —a rate of 59 unintended pregnancies per 1,000 women aged 15–49. More than half (56%) of these…
DetailsAbout 8 years ago, when I went for my UTME examination in the northern part of Nigeria where I was posted by the board. Before the exam, most of us had what I can described as “exam tension” hence this uncontrollable urge to urinate. We all removed our penis from our trousers without need to…
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